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This guide outlines the essential steps for conducting titrations, focusing on the proper techniques for accurately determining the concentration of an acid solution. The procedure begins with rinsing and filling a burette with a basic solution, followed by pipetting the acid into a flask. Careful addition of the base to the acid is crucial, while recording the volume needed for a color change at the endpoint. Finally, calculations for pH and acid concentration are explained, ensuring clarity and precision in results.
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Step 6: Record volume of base required to change color of acid
Step 8: Calculate the concentration of the acid M = moles/litre Moles base = Moles acid (end point)